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Bullshit, made up by billionaires to continue to obfuscate the literal ecocide of our planet in exchange for profits. Tired, boring, shill shit. Why does the one rebelling against the mainstream, the guys who are "just asking questions" repeat the same lie told by 'The Man' over and over again and how it just so happens to serve the bottom line of those destroying the Earth for those profits. Indoctrination, that's how I explain it. Also, global climate models *did not exist * in the 1800's we started modelling climate change in the 1960's. So, your data can't possibly be accurate in relation to what we have now, because our methodology is just so much better thanks to the advent of technology and improved record keeping. Models, which have been shown to be frighteningly accurate and actually less than what is actively progressing right now, due to the massive additional carbon emissions created by Amazon.com's influence on the global supply chain. You're wrong and you'll continue to be wrong and present tired, dis-proven talking points that serve the small number of men that will destroy us all because of the capitalist hellscape they have created with fiat money. A mass hallucinatio of a valuable resource that does not exist. But, I'd rather look for a solution than continue to debate you. Not everyone can be saved, it's not worth trying.
I like it! Good points. I don't use Amazon by the way, and try to get others to do the same but it's a hard battle. I'm sure I waste in other ways but I try. People need to have a little more curiosity and creativity in reusing or making stuff themselves, not buying shit they don't need. The real issue is billionaires with a carbon footprint 10000 times bigger than any of us could imagine. And I don't think any of us can stop that, unless we boycott literally every company.
Yeah, who are the same dudes who want to destroy the earth in exchange for profit, by pretending global climate change is not the single largest existential threat to the working class. When you're rich, you can be anywhere you need to be to avoid weather catastrophies.